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821	1.4 Target buffers in watersheds Water quality buffers will be more effective in some areas than in others. Targeting buffers to areas that have high pollutant loads and suitable characteristics for pollutant removal wil Add to Reading List Source URL: nac.unl.edu Language: English - Date: 2013-04-05 12:11:37 Hydrology Environmental soil science Water pollution Habitats Agricultural soil science Riparian buffer Riparian zone Buffer strip Surface runoff Environment Water Earth
822	1.11 Buffers for pathogens Buffers can reduce pathogens in surface runoff from urban lands, pastures, manure-applied fields, and confined animal feeding operations but are generally ineffective by themselves to meet wate Add to Reading List Source URL: nac.unl.edu Language: English - Date: 2013-04-05 12:10:05 Water pollution Environmental soil science Hydrology Habitats Agricultural soil science Vegetative treatment system Buffer strip Surface runoff Riparian zone Environment Earth Water
823	1.5 Arrangement near sources Buffers should be located as close as possible to the pollution source and should be placed along the contour to promote shallow flow across the buffer. If the contour is not closely followed Add to Reading List Source URL: nac.unl.edu Language: English - Date: 2013-04-05 12:11:44 Habitats Riparian Hydrology Conservation Environmental soil science Riparian buffer Riparian zone Agroforestry Data buffer Environment Systems ecology Earth
824	1.15 Buffers for shallow groundwater Buffers may contact shallow groundwater and through various processes, remove some pollutants transported in it. Nitrate: Dissolved phosphorus: Pesticides: Add to Reading List Source URL: nac.unl.edu Language: English - Date: 2013-04-05 12:10:23 Habitats Riparian Hydrology Water pollution Conservation Riparian zone Riparian buffer Buffer strip Denitrification Environment Water Earth
825	1.25 Sediment removal Sediment trapped in a buffer will change flow into the buffer over time, often resulting in concentrated flows. Periodic removal of accumulated sediment may be necessary. Use erosion control practic Add to Reading List Source URL: nac.unl.edu Language: English - Date: 2013-04-05 12:11:10 Environmental soil science Habitats Water pollution Riparian Hydrology Riparian zone Erosion control Riparian forest Filter strip Environment Earth Systems ecology
826	1.22 Vegetation for bank erosion control Herbaceous plants with fibrous root systems are better for protecting banks from surface erosion. Woody species with deeper roots will be better at increasing soil cohesion and re Add to Reading List Source URL: nac.unl.edu Language: English - Date: 2013-04-05 12:10:56 Habitats Hydrology Riparian Rivers Environmental soil science Riparian zone Erosion Geomorphology Buffer strip Earth Environment Systems ecology
827	1.8 Effective buffer area ratio The amount of runoff through an area of buffer should be low to achieve high pollutant removal. One consideration is to base the design on a ratio of upslope runoff area (A) to effective b Add to Reading List Source URL: nac.unl.edu Language: English - Date: 2013-04-05 12:11:57 Water pollution Environmental soil science Hydrology Habitats Agricultural soil science Buffer strip Riparian buffer Riparian zone Surface runoff Environment Earth Water
828	1.19 Buffer width design tool for surface runoff At any given site, the level of pollutant removal from surface runoff depends primarily on buffer width. The graph and tables on the following pages can be used to estimat Add to Reading List Source URL: nac.unl.edu Language: English - Date: 2013-04-05 12:10:41 Environmental soil science Water pollution Hydrology Habitats Riparian Riparian buffer Buffer strip Riparian zone Surface runoff Environment Earth Soil science
829	1.24 Species selection Use historical native plant communities to guide vegetation selection and select species adapted to site conditions. Use a diverse planting mixture to minimize pest and disease problems. Select per Add to Reading List Source URL: nac.unl.edu Language: English - Date: 2013-04-05 12:11:05 Environmental soil science Water pollution Habitats Hydrology Riparian Riparian zone Riparian buffer Buffer strip Nonpoint source pollution Environment Earth Water
830	1.17 Buffers and grazing Fencing riparian buffers from pastures is often necessary to protect water quality. Grazing has limited potential for nutrient removal from buffers (see section[removed]and may accelerate bank eros Add to Reading List Source URL: nac.unl.edu Language: English - Date: 2013-04-05 12:10:29 Habitats Environmental soil science Conservation Livestock Riparian Grazing Riparian zone Managed intensive rotational grazing Riparian buffer Environment Earth Systems ecology

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